Updated on 2026-11-12 GMT+08:00

Operator Operations

Scenario

In enterprise mode, an operator is responsible for routine O&M of the production environment. After a deployer approves and releases the scripts and jobs of developers to the production environment, these assets are periodically scheduled and executed in the production environment. An operator needs to monitor job execution, handle exceptions, manage notification rules, and periodically back up system resources to ensure stability of the production environment.

Operator Operations

Table 1 Operator operations

Operation

Description

Job monitoring

Monitor batch and real-time jobs.

For details, see Monitoring a Job.

Instance monitoring

Monitor job instances (a job instance is generated each time a job is executed).

For details, see Monitoring Instances.

PatchData monitoring

Monitor the statuses of PatchData jobs. PatchData can be used to fix the job instances that have data errors in the historical records or to build job records for debugging programs.

For details, see Monitoring PatchData.

Notification management

Configure notifications to be sent when a job is abnormal or runs successfully.

For details, see Notification Management.

Backup management

Back up all the jobs, scripts, resources, and environment variables of the previous day at a specified time on each day.

For details, see Managing Backups.